How Do You Write A Post-Job Interview Thank-You Note?
You just had an interview and you think it went pretty well. How do you keep your name in front of your interviewer after you’ve walked out the door? Send him a post-interview thank-you note. This step not only shows your appreciation for the time he took out of his day to see you, but also keeps you front-of-mind when he’s making hiring decisions. Think about the number of notes you need to write. Anyone who had any part in your interview deserves a note (and no, you can’t send one note addressed to several people). Grab your best stationary. This isn’t the time to rummage in your junk drawer for the stray thank-you note that you saw sometime last year. Break out your best heavyweight stationary or thank-you note set. And please use a pen! Word it well. Start off by thanking your interviewer for her time, and mention the specific day you interviewed to refresh her memory. Tell her how much you appreciated learning more about the job and the company and that you hope you’ll have the op
